Some unknown company has already bought up RadioFrame's femtocell assets. Could it be Broadcom?

Motorola is buying into cheaper, low-power iDEN technology

The mobile gateway company claims it's getting quite a fan base in Japan – and in Europe, too

FCC rules to set limit on how long local governments can review applications for new towers

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China's three mobile operators are splashing out on backhaul equipment to keep up with their 3G network deployments, finds a new Unstrung Insider report

PicoChip lands $20M from existing investors and plans an initial public offering in 2011

North American CEO says the Nortel wireless buyout gives Ericsson a commanding position on the new continent

Huawei looks set to muscle in on more European mobile core network action as it opens a new research lab in Italy with Vodafone

Samsung will take on Symbian, Android, and LiMo with its own open OS in December

Airvana gets money for its unpaid CDMA bills at Nortel

Android-based Mini 3 will be initially sold by Claro in Brazil and China Mobile

But the trade body is predicting a long life for HSPA as a 'fall back' to LTE and a mobile broadband standard in its own right

RIM makes an effort to attract app developers so it can better compete with Apple and Google

As it reveals a wider Q3 loss, Clearwire says the one big name not involved in its latest round of funding is still a partner

Sprint puts up the big money, and Google isn't involved this time

Vodafone looks to cut another GB pound 1 billion in operating costs as it reports half-year results today

Nokia ships its high-end hopeful, the N900, which uses the Linux-based Maemo operating system

Vodafone plans to get more mileage out of its 3G network with HSPA+ upgrades and does not see a need for LTE until late 2011, or even 2012

Sprint to bleed even more jobs as it reportedly looks to pump more cash into Clearwire